Best method for debaging side bed stickers

Heatgun puts out to much heat least what I have. Best way to remove these without blistering or damaging paint. Thanks

 

I believe people have used blow dryers. Thats what i used to take off the emblems on the front and tailgate.

 

Ok and im assuming some goo gone to get rid of residue?

 

Yes sir. Should peel off easily.

 

Or WD40

 

I love these but dont have the 4x4 part on here. There anyone on here that can make it? I dont like how the factory sticker is a clear laminet also. Its not a true decal

 

Hair dryer
Fishing line
Your fingers
Adhesive remover, I used turtle wax brand.

 

@CBoy808 ; @ruggedT

 

This is the right way

 

Just use a hair dryer to warm it up and then use your fingernails to get under an edge, and it'll peel right off. Clean up with a microfiber and goo-gone, then apply CBoy808s bedside decals.

 

Sharp pick or something similar to lift up the edge. Peel at 90* slowly. Never had much luck with heat personally, just made it tear easier.

 

Best and quickest is an 3M adhesive eraser wheel on a air tool, couple min and done with no adhesive.

 

Hair dryer
Peel a corner after you've made a few passes
Slowly peel off at 90•
After spray on some Bug/Tar Remover and let it sit for a few minutes
Then run a microfibre around the glue and wipe on/off

Done. Crack a beer

 

would you guys use the same method for removing the big TRD Bro badge at the base of the A pillar on the Pros? i'm probably asking the dealer to do it unless it's as easy.

 

Yep. That may take a little more time and patience though. There MAY be holes behind it (so it stays properly aligned) but I highly highly doubt it.

 

Great stuff! I use the 3M Adhesive Remover that comes in a squirt can. Lasts a long time and that's what the auto detailers/body shops around here use. Never use on plastic...of course. If I want to remove a sticker on plastic (like the ones that were on my composite bed, I simply peel them off and clean up the residue with paint thinner (doesn't seem to affect the plastic. Just a little BS thrown into the thread for no good reason....

 

They all come off easy as others have said...just do it early as old decals show some paint fade. Did my Tundra with a Heat Gun (just hold it back a ways to limit heat). Dental Floss is a good alternative to fishing line.

 

Only one way to find out

 

I just worked a corner loose and kept peeling until it was all the way off. Just a bit of elbow grease and adhesive remover for the residue.